Colleagues,   
      
      
      
   AGain the fcc is dealing with the "white space" issue which   
   is so problematic to those of us who use a lot of wireless   
   to ship audio around.  This especially impacts the large   
   venues and the film sound people, but we're all going to   
   bump up against it sooner or later if we or any of our   
   clients want to go wireless.   
      
   I noted this the other day when somebody posted the url to a document about it   
   from the fcc, presumably from the fcc   
   daily digest.  I didn't post it here as it would have been   
   word wrapped to pieces, but you can use your favorite search engine to search   
   usenet and find it in rec.audio.pro if you   
   haven't already seen it.   
      
   I've maintained for years now that the failure of many users to actually fill   
   out that fcc form that came with their   
   wireless products and submit it was going to reach out and   
   bite us, and within the last couple of years I've ben proved right on that   
   one.  With the vacation of spectrum by   
   television channels along with their move to digital there's been quite a   
   number of folks clamoring to get their hands on that spectrum.   
      
   In the early days of the white space proposals brought forth by google and   
   others some articles regarding its impact were posted in the usenet group   
   rec.arts.movies.production.sound, and reposted in this forum before it was a   
   listserv as well. IF you serve customers or clients that need a lot of   
   wireless you may need to give a bit of attention to this if   
   you haven't already.   
      
      
      
   Regards,   
              Richard   
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